🧠 Immigration is one of the most sensitive issues in the UK. But here’s the full picture: ▪️ We have an aging population ▪️ Birth rates are falling fast ▪️ And demand for services is rising sharply So if we want to reduce reliance on immigration in future, we need to fix the

🇬🇧Yes — we need strong borders. 🇬🇧Yes — we should control illegal crossings. But deporting every immigrant and asylum seeker? Here’s what would actually happen: ▪️ NHS collapses overnight — 18% of its staff are foreign nationals ▪️ Care homes, hospitality, agriculture grind to

🔍 Could we return to 90s immigration levels? Here’s what it would really take 👇 🇬🇧 In the 1990s, net migration to the UK was typically between 50,000–100,000 a year. Today, it’s over 600,000. So the question is fair — could we ever go back? Here’s what it would take 👇 ▪️

🇬🇧 What if we filled jobs with unemployed Brits instead of importing labour? 📊 The numbers (May 2025) ▪️ UK unemployment — 1.6 million people (4.7%, a 4-year high) ▪️ Net migration — ~685,000 a year (latest annual figure) ▪️ Many migrants recruited to fill shortages in care,

Britain has bounced back from war, debt, and decline before. We can do it again. But it takes bold ideas, not short-term fixes. We need growth, energy security, and pride in building things again. 🇬🇧

Inflation up again! But we CAN fix it The headlines scream “crisis” inflation climbing, growth flat, borrowing costs surging. But this isn’t destiny. It’s decades of short-term politics catching up with us. Britain can fix this. How? By building the foundations of growth:

🇬🇧 Inflation up. Debt up. Markets jittery. So what should Labour actually do now? Here’s a 5-step plan 👇 1️⃣ Rebuild confidence Publish a clear 5-year fiscal plan with rules markets can trust. No surprise tax raids. Stability first. 2️⃣ Go hard on growth basics Fast-track

I wonder why Europe has let so many immigrants in 🤔

A small bit of good news – borrowing slightly lower in July. 📉 But the real win won’t come from short-term dips. ▪️ Invest in growth ▪️ Train up skills ▪️ Build confidence back into the economy That’s how Britain turns the corner. 🇬🇧

Good morning 🇬🇧 Yes, we face challenges. But Britain still has: ▪️ World-class universities ▪️ Creative industries the world admires ▪️ A green energy revolution waiting to be built ▪️ Communities full of talent & resilience Less moaning, more building. The future is ours if we

Just a reminder we are still one of the richest countries in the world

Inflation is back up again. Yes, it’s a warning sign but it’s also a wake-up call. Britain doesn’t have to accept slow growth and rising costs as our future. With the right long-term plan — building, investing, innovating — we can get back on track. 🇬🇧 This country has bounced

Think there's a pretty strong common sense case for saying that if you come here as a student/to work/via family reunion etc, you shouldn't then be able to claim persecution.

Britain can’t solve deep problems with quick fixes. ▪️ Immigration isn’t a substitute for family policy ▪️ Debt isn’t a substitute for growth ▪️ Decline isn’t inevitable We need leaders willing to think long-term, not just patch things up for the next election. 🇬🇧

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❌ “Stop the boats” has been shouted for years. But shouting isn’t a policy. If we’re serious about reducing crossings we need: ▪️ Fast asylum decisions! No more years of limbo ▪️ Safe legal routes so people don’t need smugglers ▪️ Real border cooperation with Europe ▪️

🇬🇧 40% of pupils leaving school without basic English or Maths is a national emergency. ▪️ Worst GCSE results in years ▪️ White working-class pupils hit hardest ▪️ Decades of decline under successive govts If Britain can’t even teach kids to read, write & add up, how can we